Rubber Mounted Pickup Tooth for New Holland BB Series Round Balers

Description

When your baler starts missing hay or leaves wispy trails behind in the windrow, those worn pickup teeth are literally leaving money on the ground. Every stem that doesn’t make it into the bale is feed value lost, and when you’re dealing with expensive hay crops, that adds up fast. This rubber-mounted pickup tooth gets your New Holland round baler back to picking up clean, complete windrows like it should.

What You’re Getting

• Rubber mounting system that cushions impacts from rocks and debris while maintaining proper pickup angle
• Quality 1/4-inch tine diameter that flexes properly through windrows without breaking under pressure
• 7-3/4 inch overall length provides the right reach for efficient hay gathering
• 5/16-inch bolt holes for secure, easy mounting that won’t work loose during operation
• Direct replacement design that installs without modifications or special tools

Built for Real Farm Work

This tooth is designed specifically for New Holland’s popular BB round baler series including the BB940, BB960, and BR7000 series models that handle everything from first-cutting alfalfa to heavy grass hay. Whether you’re putting up feed for your own livestock or running a custom baling operation, these are the workhorses that need reliable pickup performance to keep your operation profitable and your customers satisfied.

Made to Last

The rubber mounting system is what sets this tooth apart from basic spring-loaded designs. It absorbs the constant shock and vibration of baling while protecting the tine from breaking when you hit rocks or debris hidden in the hay. The steel tine itself is sized and tempered to flex properly through windrows while resisting the fatigue that causes cheaper teeth to snap during busy hay season.

Good to Know

Replace worn teeth in groups rather than individually to maintain even pickup performance across the entire pickup width. While you’ve got the pickup exposed, check for any hay or debris wrapped around the mechanism and inspect the mounting points for wear that might affect your new teeth’s performance.